Probably not, but maybe. I mean, it's possible - that fourth spot could be anybody, and there's enough talent in the team - but while they're a lot of fun to watch, the sheer naivete of the tactics have left them wildly inconsistent. But I'm a bit of a Redknapp skeptic - it's not clear to me his management is one for long-term or consistent success. It's like he's never heard of the counterattack.

Though it's good they're at least not some dour lot grinding out awful draws and narrow wins by packing in fourteen or fifteen defensive players. That would not be the Spurs way. I definitely prefer an inconsistent but entertaining and positive side to that. I'm glad for many reasons that Tottenham are not Man City.